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How To Layer for Winter: The Three-Layer System
Learn how to layer for winter using a simple three-layer system. Stay warm, dry, and comfortable in changing winter conditions. Read More
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Keeping Safe - Winter Tramping in NZ
We’ve partnered with the New Zealand Mountain Safety Council to pass on some top tips before you head out on your trip. Read More
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Macpac Ambassadors’ Top Training Tips
An Ironman Champion, Winter Olympian and a top Multisport athlete offer advice on how you can get to the next level. Read More
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10 Tips for Hiking in New Zealand
Discover 10 essential hiking tips for New Zealand, from planning your route and checking conditions to packing the right gear for your adventure. Read More
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How To Choose A Tent
A practical guide to selecting the right tent for your next adventure. Explore lightweight backpacking shelters, durable all-weather options, and designs built to perform in every terrain. Read More
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How To Choose: Hiking Boots vs Hiking Shoes vs Trail Runners
Choosing the right footwear comes down to a few things, but it's by no means difficult. Read all you need to know here. Read More
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How To Choose A Multi-Day Pack
A guide on picking the perfect overnight or multi-day hike pack. We have packs for all adventures, from backcountry camping missions to front country hut bagging. Read More
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Macpac's Real Tough Mums
Every day we celebrate mothers in nature, but Mother’s Day is a special one just for them. This one is for the real tough mums doing some real tough things, in every way, shape and form that might take. Read More
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MACPAC X Te Ahu Pātiki
Macpac has extended its partnership with the Te Ahu Pātiki Charitable Trust for another three years, continuing to protect wild places, restore native bush, and ensure public access to tracks on Banks Peninsula. Read More
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Dean Miller: Exploring Cape York
There are very few places in Australia that feel so wild, so remote, so ancient and so untouched. If we tell you Dean Miller spent seven days exploring the McIllwraith Range you will most likely say: Never heard of it, where’s that? Read More